MEXUM
In productionA comprehensive project audit in hours, not weeks.
An AI platform where fourteen specialised experts review design, cost, contract and as-built documentation in parallel — and cross-check each other before a human signs off.
- Experts
- 14 specialised AI agents in parallel
- Scope
- Land plot → design → cost → contract → handover
- Input
- Multi-document package per submission
- Output
- Structured report + expert sign-off
Overview
Reviewing a major construction project means reading design decisions, cost estimates, contracts and as-built records, and — the part that actually catches problems — checking them against each other. Done by hand it takes weeks, covers one project at a time, and varies with whichever expert happened to be free.
MEXUM runs the review as a team of fourteen specialised AI experts, each owning a domain: cost estimate audit, legal review, code and regulatory compliance, contract risk, as-built documentation, package completeness, risk assessment, construction quality, and a final conclusion that reconciles the rest. They work in parallel on the same document package and cross-check one another's findings.
The output is a structured report — errors, risks and recommendations section by section — that a qualified expert reviews and signs. The platform is explicit about this boundary: it does not replace professional responsibility, it removes the weeks of reading that stand between an expert and their judgement.
Capabilities
Cross-document consistency
The failure mode manual review misses most often: a design decision that the cost estimate and the contract quietly disagree about.
Parallel multi-agent analysis
Fourteen domains reviewed simultaneously, then reconciled — depth without the sequential timeline.
Portfolio throughput
Coverage stops being a staffing question. An entire programme can be reviewed instead of a sample.
Expert in the loop
Every report ends at a named specialist who verifies and signs. Accountability stays where regulation puts it.